1940s house

Can't get much more quaint then that. This is a typical farm kitchen dating back I would say to the early 1900's. Bright yellow colors, always cheerful in the mornings. While your waiting for your flap jacks, you can churn some butter right at the table, it's very convenient. * All images © Mike Savad. All rights reserved. Copying and/or distributing without my permission is strictly prohibited. Suburban Scenes by Mike Savad HDR Tutorials, Gallery, and many links. Fine Art America Giclee…

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1940's living room by Ali-Berko, via Flickr

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I showcase 8 distinct looks popular in 1940s interior design. Furniture, colors & decor inside 1940s homes were sunny, patriotic, 'sanitary' & more.

This gallery documents Joanna Francis's 1940s home at Burton Stather near Scunthorpe. Life on the home front during the 1940s was very different to today's modern world. Until war broke out in September 1939, most women did not work outside the home. Many homes did not have running water in the house, water was carried in buckets from an outside well, or perhaps some were lucky enough to have a pump inside. To produce hot water it would be heated on top of a stove, often wood burning. That…

Hughenden Manor

I just bought a house with the original 1940s bathroom. It had to get a much needed face lift...

Probably more than any other era in the 1940s we have a big divide between the illustrated ideal kitchens and what people really had. For the first five years of the decade the Second World War mea…

Our miniseries on vintage bathroom colors continues! Blue bathrooms may not be quite as prolific as their cousin pink — but there were still loads of beautiful blue vintage bathrooms installed in homes all over the country in midcentury America. Today, we take a look at some of many shades of blue that were produced from 1927-1962, along with…

Explore IWM London Events' 72 photos on Flickr!

This gallery documents Joanna Francis's 1940s home at Burton Stather near Scunthorpe. Life on the home front during the 1940s was very different to today's modern world. Until war broke out in September 1939, most women did not work outside the home. Many homes did not have running water in the house, water was carried in buckets from an outside well, or perhaps some were lucky enough to have a pump inside. To produce hot water it would be heated on top of a stove, often wood burning. That…